Fermentation Compost Turners Offer Innovations in Utilizing Manure as a Resource

The fermentation compost turner offers numerous innovations in utilizing manure as a resource. These are detailed below:

1. Intelligent Control: An integrated monitoring and control module enables intelligent control of process parameters, achieving intelligent control throughout the entire process. Temperature and oxygen monitoring instruments are installed within the equipment. Data collected is fed into a computer control system via a signal acquisition device, providing real-time feedback and controlling the intensity and duration of aeration.

2. Improved Efficiency and Energy Savings: Fermentation is completed within 48 hours, an 80% improvement over traditional composting (25-30 days). One person can manage the entire process, reducing labor costs by 40% and achieving a product quality rate exceeding 98%.

3. Enhanced Environmental Benefits: High temperatures kill pathogens, insect eggs, and weed seeds, reducing the risk of disease transmission. Manure volume is reduced by 60%-70%, and moisture content is reduced to below 40%, making it easier to transport and store. An annual production of 10,000 tons of manure can produce 3,000-4,000 tons of organic fertilizer, replacing chemical fertilizers and reducing soil compaction. The world's first incorporation of a gas-water separation process reduces wastewater discharge and enables internal wastewater recycling.

4. Expanded Application Adaptability: Treats livestock and poultry manure, straw, waste, and restaurant waste for on-site recycling. As a decentralized sewage treatment system, it improves rural sanitation. It also treats domestic sewage and landscaping waste, protecting the ecological environment.

These innovations enable the compost turning machine to play a vital role in the resource utilization of manure. They not only improve the efficiency of organic fertilizer produciton lines and reduce costs, but also enhance environmental benefits, expand application scenarios, and provide strong support for the resource utilization of livestock and poultry manure.